Am I missing the point here ?
Just how can a Sig 232 which has a drop safety be fired by the hammer snagging on your pants. It will either :
a) lock back into single action mode (quite a feat in
itself) ; or
b) go part way and drop back down, engaging the hammer
block in the process and thus failing to go bang.
Either way you're safe from an AD.
To me guns that have a significantly higher risk of AD and should be carried un-chambered are :
Glocks - acceptable only in Sidearmor holsters or similar
Kydex rigs that cover the accident initiation
device, sorry, trigger. Ok here come the flames
Anything cocked and locked (you really have to be brain damaged to carry a gun with the hammer back no matter how many safeties it has IMHO)
Revolvers & semis with no drop safety.
Now I know that the above is a religious insult to 1911 owners, so I would stress that these are my own limitations on carrying a firearm. My own CCW instructor in Pennsylvania (even though I'm actually English) carried a Glock 36 in his pants pocket along with all the other junk that us guys have in there, WITH A 230 gr HYDRASHOCK CHAMBERED, I nearly wet myself when he took it out to show me.
Like I said, different strokes for different folks.
Seriously though, if anyone can educate me on how a modern semi with a drop safety can have an AD as a result of hammer snagging, I relly would appreciate a heads up.
Regards
Mike H